Convert Midi on a Mac

[Jeff Bradshaw]

On a Mac you can import and play your .mid file in the "Beatnik Editor"

(headspace.com) while in the record mode in SoundEdit 16. Once you've

recorded it, you can manipulate it from there. Beatnik adds quite a bit to

the web/sound experience (not a plug), making most .mid files listenable as

the format was originally designed to create very small files to trigger

synths with there own internal sound samples. Remember, it's tempting to

"borrow", and the web has tons of .mid files, but it's a better policy to

create your own or use "royalty free". Just my three cents, a marble, and

some pocket lint.


Colin Moock wrote:


>

flashershocker [dot] com,Internet writes:

> >I want to open a new window on a click I know I have to use an FS

> >command, but how do the exactly work.

>

> I have a tutorial on the various window opening techniques at:

>

> http://colinmoock.iceinc.com/webdesign/flash/

>

> -Colin

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